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続ける [つづける] (tsuzukeru)
Meaning: keep on doing ...
Example: keep on eating (sweet stuff)
JLPT Level: 3
Category: grammar
Author: dc
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| Take the root of the masu-form and replace masu with "tsuzukeru" in any conjugation
example: taberu
tabemasu -> tabe -> tabetsuzukeru, tabetsuzukenai |
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- kiru (kiru > til the end | tsudsukeru > keep on eating) [dc]
- kaketa (tsudsukeru implies something going on for a period of time...) [dc]
- niwatatte [dc]
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| Comments:
| | your name | 'dsu' is not a generally used romaji variant.
I think it should be 'du'. | | | dc | hmm, thats true. using the windows IME, "dsu" = "ｄす" which is silly.
but "du" when you read it in romaji doesn't look like... dzu, even though the hiragana comes out correct as づ
まあ、難しいね。どうすればいい。 I want people who don't read hiragana to be able to use the site ideally. altho we may be way past that with all the kanji... | | | Synonymous | Every book I have spells this as "tsuzukeru". | | | ninja_k | To be fair... づ and ず have theoretically merged, except in names... so zu is ok.
on a side note, is this really level 1? I use / hear this so often at work that I'm rather surprised. | | | Miki | #5703 I would write 無視しろっ！ to emphasize. Though this is not CORRECT Japanese writing. Also, it is not appreciated that female speaks like this. I feel 無視して! is more sophisticated. | | | Olivier | This entry does certainly not belong to Level 1 but to Level 2 and it is so commonly used that before reaching Level 3, you get to know this pattern. Please downgrade this entry. | | | bamboo4 | The input pattern for づ should be "du" and not "zu."
| | | yookoso | Olivier, I went ahead and changed to level 2 - anybody disagree with that classification? | | | 赤毛 | Total number of results searching from Google:
- 923 for tsudsukeru
- 14 100 for tsudukeru
- 14 100 for tsudzukeru
- 67 800 for tsuzukeru
So I changed the name entry according to the last one.
I think the level of this entry is 3 because I founded 2 examples in JPLT3
http://www.mlcjapanese.co.jp/DownloadF/3-5-GrammarInPastTest.pdf and none in JPLT2
http://www.mlcjapanese.co.jp/DownloadF/2-5-GrammarInPastTest.pdf, so I changed the level too.
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